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I assume it sees your wireless network correctly? &nbsp;Can you manually create a profile for that network to see if it'll connect then? &nbsp;Maybe it's having an issue detecting your networks config (ssid, security type/key, etc)
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I assume it sees your wireless network correctly?  Can you manually create a profile for that network to see if it'll connect then?  Maybe it's having an issue detecting your networks config (ssid, security type/key, etc)

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it detects the network ssid but cannot connect
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it detects the network ssid but cannot connect

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check what channels the wireless is broadcasting - you can use inssider from <a href="http://www.metageek.net" rel="ugc">www.metageek.net</a>&nbsp;-<br />
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if it sends on channel 13 - try switcing to channel 1, 6 or 11
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check what channels the wireless is broadcasting - you can use inssider from www.metageek.net [http://www.metageek.net] -

if it sends on channel 13 - try switcing to channel 1, 6 or 11

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Can you restart the router to make sure the issue is not at the router? &nbsp;At worst it would rule out the router if it does not work.
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Can you restart the router to make sure the issue is not at the router?  At worst it would rule out the router if it does not work.

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i just bought hp laptop having windows 8<br />
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all other WINDOWS 8, 7 laptops in my office connects to wireless router in office<br />
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this new laptop works fine outside but cannot connect to wireless router in office.<br />
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i have linksys WRT 300N Rrouter<br />
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It says could not connect to network
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i just bought hp laptop having windows 8

all other WINDOWS 8, 7 laptops in my office connects to wireless router in office

this new laptop works fine outside but cannot connect to wireless router in office.

i have linksys WRT 300N Rrouter

It says could not connect to network

wireless router

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Wireless Networking

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